Sanatçının Albümleri
Even Now
2000 · albüm
My Redeemer
1997 · albüm
Point of View
1992 · albüm
Matthew Ward: The Matthew Ward Collection
1992 · albüm
Fortress
1990 · albüm
Toward Eternity
1989 · albüm
Fade to White
1988 · albüm
Armed and Dangerous
1986 · albüm
Easter Song - A New Arrangement
2011 · single
Phonus
2011 · albüm
Christmas with Matthew Ward
2006 · albüm
O Holy Night (Medley)
2001 · single
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Biyografi
As a member of the '70s Jesus rock mainstays 2nd Chapter of Acts, vocalist Matthew Ward helped create the sound that eventually became CCM; upon the group's dissolution in 1988, Ward embarked on a solo career. Ward grew up in North Dakota on his family's farm, one of nine siblings; after moving to Sacramento, his mother died of a brain tumor in 1968, and his father passed away just two years later. The 12-year-old Matthew, along with his older sister Nelly, moved in with older sister Annie Herring and her husband, Buck, a sound engineer. The three siblings formed 2nd Chapter of Acts out of their therapeutic nightly singalongs, and Buck's contact with born-again "Eve of Destruction" singer Barry McGuire catapulted the group into stardom on the Christian circuit. Basing himself in Lindale, TX, Ward began his solo career in earnest after 2nd Chapter of Acts disbanded in 1988, releasing the LP Toward Eternity the following year (it had actually been recorded some time earlier). Follow-ups included Armed and Dangerous, Fade to White, and 1992's Point of View. However, during the '90s, Ward was stricken with cancer; he spent quite some time away from music to battle the disease. He returned in 1997 with My Redeemer, an album of songs about his fight with cancer and the comfort of faith; it became the most widely acclaimed work of his solo career. The follow-up, Even Now, was released in 2000. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi